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Camel milk for health
May 19th
Camel’s milk has supported Bedouin, nomad and pastoral cultures since the domestication of camels millennia ago. Herders may for periods survive solely on the milk when taking the camels on long distances to graze in desert and arid environments.
Camel dairy farming is an alternative to cow milk in dry regions of the world where bovine farming consumes large More >
government teaching job Teachers’ training system — no where in sight
May 6th
“I got this government teaching job right after masters, but I feel that I was not mature enough to teach and I only really learnt the skill of teaching over time.
I wish there was a proper system to train teachers and I was given a chance to learn the right More >
Scarcity of dustbins in University of Karachi KU student of BS-I in English
Apr 30th
Scarcity of dustbins in KU
Sir,
I am a student of BS-I in English at the University of Karachi. Since I started my studies I have noticed that there is a scarcity of dustbins on the campus.
Karachi University is one of the biggest universities of Pakistan. Thousands of students visit it daily. More >
‘tent fever’ is spreading rapidly road adjacent to Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology
Apr 30th
‘Tent fever’
Sir,
Nowadays, ‘tent fever’ is spreading rapidly. Regardless of how busy a road may be, anybody can decide to erect a tent to organise a wedding or other social gathering there. The road adjacent to Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology was recently blocked by setting up a tent More >
Congestion outside schools are crowded with thousands of students, visitors, buyers, hawkers and others
Apr 30th
Sir,
Three renowned schools and two renowned colleges, including my own, are located in Sadder near St Patrick’s Cathedral. All day long the streets nearby are crowded with thousands of students, visitors, buyers, hawkers and others.
The footpaths of all the roads are occupied by vendors and shopkeepers and the whole area More >
Inside the female inmates living beggar homes of Mumbai from New Delhi, presented her research
Apr 28th
Karachi
Shraddha Chikerur, an activist from New Delhi, presented her research on the female inmates living in the beggar homes of Mumbai here on Friday.
Chikerur started by narrating an incident that took place in Delhi during the 2010 common wealth games, when the beggars of the city were packed into buses More >
Different school systems of Pakistan, The urgency for a different uniform syllabus and languages in Pakistan
Apr 22nd
Over the last several decades, different syllabuses have been taught in different school systems of Pakistan, mainly in two languages – Urdu and English. The curricula of almost all kinds of schools vary.
Wide disparity has been seen in the system of examinations and school calendars, being followed by each network More >
Facebook: Revolutionising how we socialise world is filled with gimmicks and fakeness,
Apr 10th
By Muhammad Aayan Ali
fake Facebook accountsLAHORE: The world is filled with gimmicks and fakeness, which has become a way of life in the current era. There is nothing more important than self-projection these days and survival in society is becoming difficult with each passing day, both financially and socially.
Previously, the More >
banker by profession, Salim Ansar His personal library My Adventures With the INA
Apr 2nd
A banker by profession, Salim Ansar has a passion for history and historic books. His personal library already boasts a treasure trove of over 7,000 rare and unique books.
Every week, we shall take a leaf from one such book and treat you to a little taste of history.
BOOK NAME: My More >
Watch the news channel before leaving home where violence in the city
Mar 28th
Some had not left their houses by the time news of another wave of violence reached them, but the early risers who did not tune into a news channel before leaving their houses were not so lucky as they were left traumatised by armed trigger-happy miscreants, tires in flames and More >
Good amount of milk protects teeth from decay Drinking milk regularly keeps teeth healthy
Mar 27th
ISLAMABAD – Drinking milk regularly provides good amount of calcium and keeps teeth healthy. Talking to Pakistan Television (PTV), Dr Shabeer Ahmed Dehraj said that there is no difference between dairy and fresh milk, both are rich in calcium. He said that brushing the teeth after breakfast and before sleeping More >
Karachi’s future doctors at high risk of eating disorders group of conditions characterised by abnormal eating habits.
Mar 19th
Eating disorders refer to a group of conditions characterised by abnormal eating habits. They involve either insufficient or excessive food intake that is detrimental to an individual’s physical and emotional health. Binge eating disorder, bulimia nervosa and anorexia nervosa are considered to be the most common forms of eating disorders. More >
IF SHARMEEN IS OUR PRIDE THEN WHOSE PRIDE FAISAL IS’?
Mar 1st
Be it our government, politicians or media, they are quick to take pride if an American or British of Pakistani origin achieves a distinction in film making like that of Sharmeen Chinoy or Amer Khan in boxing but they are not ready to own when Faisal Shahzad type More >
HEC has proved incapable of doing academic accountability. A humiliation & ridicule of academia
Mar 1st
Dear Concerned Colleagues,
Subject: HEC has proved incapable of doing academic accountability. A humiliation & ridicule of academia.
These days whole academic family of Punjab have been receiving a load of e-mails since long describing the wrong doings and corrupt practices of the Vice Chancellor of Agriculture University Faisalabad. These emails contain a lot of More >
The spinfinger serves to retain the yarn
Feb 29th
Which is wound around it forming coils, thereby countering the centrifugal force that is the main cause of balloon formation. This problem, typical of ring spinning machines since it derives from their very working principle, is very evident in the case of woollen and semi-worsted ring spinning frames, due to More >
Workplace safety and technical features
Feb 29th
Considerable progress has been made in the area of workplace safety (owing to its structure, the card is, unfortunately, a highly dangerous machine): as a result, the carding units and the sides are now protected and fitted with safety devices. The widespread installation of automatic cleaning devices has made an More >
Unforgettable Taxi driver Hard times; educated but unemployed
Feb 29th
I have lived and grown up in Islamabad and Rawalpindi for a good period of my life. With my meager resources and living there as a student I often had to resort to using the public transport to navigate my way around the twin cities and mostly preferred taxi’s since More >
What is Education System and Pakistan
Feb 28th
Why Do Some People Learn Faster? The physicist Niels Bohr once defined an expert as “a person who has made all the mistakes that can be made in a very narrow field.” Bohr’s quip summarizes one of the essential lessons of learning, which is that people learn how to get More >
Full Story of A glance into Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy career and life
Feb 28th
ISLAMABAD – Born in 1978 Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy is an internationally acclaimed Emmy and Oscar award winning Pakistani journalist and documentarian. She won Emmy for her documentary‚ ‘Pakistan: Children of the Taliban in 2010’. She is also the first non-American to win the Livingston Award for Young Journalists. She is the More >
Holy bans only blanket ban on music concerts in educational institutions
Feb 27th
While in a Karachi park a frenzied, self-righteous TV show host chased couples out on a date filming them without their consent last week, in Lahore the Punjab assembly passed a resolution seeking a blanket ban on music concerts in educational institutions. Both are despicable acts of moral policing in More >
